Wire Ephemeral Messages Update

Just over a month ago I wrote a full review of Wire Secure Messenger. Two weeks later I wrote an update explaining how Wire had integrated support for two security/privacy-focused browsers: Brave and Snowhaze. Two weeks later I find myself writing a second update. This time Wire ephemeral messages have changed in a couple big ways. Continue reading “Wire Ephemeral Messages Update”

Wire iOS Update: Brave & Snowhaze Support

Recently I wrote a full review of Wire Secure Messenger. One of my complaints in the article was the lack of support for integrated browsers other than Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. I am happy to report that based (at least in part) on that article Wire now offers support for both Brave and Snowhaze. Continue reading “Wire iOS Update: Brave & Snowhaze Support”

Wire Secure Messenger: A Year Later

I wrote a review of Wire Secure Messenger over a year ago. Since that time my opinions and views on Wire have changed. Wire has also updated its feature set. With that in mind, it is time for another look at my favorite encrypted messaging application. My old article is not required reading, as this article will tackle the topic again from scratch. Continue reading “Wire Secure Messenger: A Year Later”

Extreme Uses of Privacy.com Part II

In my last article I discussed how I use Privacy.com cards on very regular basis. My hope is to inspire you to use privacy cards in as many facets of your daily life as possible. That being said, using privacy cards in person is hardly sunshine and rainbows. I have had some failures along the way (besides the Double Supreme Extra Cheese Incident), resulting in some rather awkward situations. Continue reading “Extreme Uses of Privacy.com Part II”